Baltimore Ravens' kicker Justin Tucker has been beaten with new accusations of behavior inappropriate by three more massage therapists.
It means that nine employees of different spas and well -being centers have presented claims against the 35 -year -old married.
Baltimore Banner He informs that one of the three new massage therapists states that Tucker caressed her internal thigh and left what she states that she was ejaculated at her table after her session.
The woman, who used to work in the high -end spa, the QG in the center of Baltimore, also provided what she claimed to be an internal memorandum of her experiences with the winner of the 2015 Super Bowl.
He explained how Tucker 'turned into a point into previous sessions to expose his erect genitals to me by deactivating the curtains, regardless of how many times I have to redrap it and tell him that he is ruining the curtains.'
The documented added: “I understand that Justin Tucker is an important client for the QG, but as an employee of the QG who has tolerated the previous interactions with him, I no longer feel safe or comfortable working with him.”
Justin Tucker has been beaten with new accusations of inappropriate behavior by three more therapists
The kicker has been married to his university girlfriend, Amanda Bass, since 2015
The owner of the QG, Craig Martin, said through his lawyer that he did not know any complaint against Tucker.
The initial report detailed the cases of six massage therapists who related first -hand experiences with Tucker from 2012 to 2016.
Several therapists said that Tucker's sessions ended before or refused to work on him again, and two spas managers said they were forbidden to return.
“First we realized the accusations of the journalist who investigates this story, since they were not previously shared with the NFL,” said the league spokesman Brian McCarthy, in a statement. “We take any accusation seriously and analyze the matter.”
Tucker has been accused of exposing his genitals, brushing two therapists with his exposed penis and leaving what they thought was semen at the massage table after three treatments.
Tucker published a statement In social networks Calling accusations about him in the history of Banner “unequivocally false.”
“By accusing me of misconduct, the article takes harmless or ambiguous interactions and biases so out of proportion that they are no longer recognizable, and presents vague insinuations as a fact,” he said.
When asked about the new accusations against Tucker, his lawyers sent the banner to their initial publication of social networks.
A representative of the Ojas Spa chain said that Tucker was “immediately completed as a client” in 2014 after “a massage therapist reported an incident that supposedly occurred during a massage therapy session with Justin Tucker.”
The alleged incident began in 2012, the year of Tucker's rookie season with the Ravens
Tucker met his now wife Amanda during his first year at the University of Texas
Studio 921 owners, who are now closed, said through a lawyer who “took immediate and decisive measures to prohibit this individual from our business and services to guarantee a safe environment for all.”
Tucker, 35, has just finished his 13th season at the NFL, all with the Ravens.
He has achieved stardom both in the entire league and among Baltimore fans in a way that is rare for a kicker, and his 66 -yard field goal in 2021 remains the longest kick in the history of the league.
In 2022, Tucker agreed a four -year contract extension during season 2027. That agreement included $ 17.5 million guaranteed.
“We are aware of the Baltimore Banner's story regarding Justin Tucker and his response,” said a Ravens spokesman earlier this week. “We take any accusation of this nature seriously and we will continue to monitor the situation.”
The accusations have some similarities with unrelated accusations against another NFL player, Field Marshal Deshaun Watson.
More than two dozen women accused Watson of sexual assault and harassment during massage therapy sessions while playing for Houston.
After being changed to the Cleveland Browns, Watson lost the first 11 games of the 2022 season after an independent referee determined that he had violated the personal behavior policy of the League.
More to follow.